High School Volleyball Schedule
Tuesday, October 8th at Goessel
JH Gym-Old Gym
4:00 Herington JV vs. Solomon JV
5:00 Herington JV vs. Canton-Galva JV
6:00-Herington vs. Canton-Galva- Old Gym
7:00 Herington vs. Solomon-Old Gym
Good luck to the Middle School Volleyball team today at the Bennington Volleyball Tournament.
Fourth graders in Mrs. Fish’s class presented their business projects today. Students worked in teams to create a plan for a business of their choice. #beingallwecanbe
Little Railers Preschool afternoon class toured the local Barnes Heartland Foods grocery store yesterday. The field trip was the final activity for a month long unit about Pizza. The students prepared grocery lists and bought the ingredients to make their very own "from-scratch" homemade pizzas. A huge thank you to Chris and Allisha and Barnes for making the field trip so much fun! #beingallwecanbe
Students in the morning session of Little Railers Preschool toured the local Barnes Heartland Foods grocery store yesterday. The field trip was the final activity for a month long unit about Pizza. The students prepared grocery lists and bought the ingredients to make their very own "from-scratch" homemade pizzas. A huge thank you to Chris and Allisha and Barnes for making the field trip so much fun! #beingallwecanbe
The middle school staff members chose 6th grader, Isabelle Ecklund as the September Student of the Month. Isabelle participates in band, volleyball, basketball, student council, and swim team. Isabelle believes she was chosen as student of the month because she works hard in the classroom to get good grades, works well with classmates and teammates, and is kind and helpful to others.
Isabelle is the daughter of Ashley and Randy Ecklund.
Awesome work by the small but mighty cross country team in Council Grove. More personal bests were ran today!!!
Good Job Railers Cross Country!!
Railer Volleyball 10-3-19
Railer Volleyball wins two tonight defeating Douglas 25-17, 25-11 and Solomon 25-11, 25-9.
Science Behind The Practice!
Research demonstrates that when parents read out loud to their children, they significantly increase their children’s vocabulary, cognitive skills, memory, curiosity and motivation. One of the goals of the LIFE program is to help families establish a read-aloud routine in order to maximize these benefits. #beingallwecanbe
Tonight the Career and Technical Education Groups at Herington High School met with their advisory councils to discuss CTE programs at Herington High School. Thank you to the community members who serve on these committees and your dedication to the future of our students.
Order of Events for the High School Volleyball at Herington, October 3rd.
3:00 Herington vs. Solomon (JV) 2 games only
4:00 Herington vs. Douglas (JV) 2 games only
5:00 Solomon vs. Douglas (JV) 2 games only
6:00 Herington vs. Douglas (V)
7:00 Solomon vs. Douglas (V)
8:00 Herington vs Solomon (V)
Lady Rails Volleyball splits matches at Hope losing to Rural Vista 20-25, 13-25 and defeating Wakefield 25-17, 25-11
Come support the Lady Railers tonight in Hope!
October Events
October Breakfast and Lunch Menu
September Male Athlete of the Month
Craig Rutschman, son of Kara and Kevin Rutschman, has been awarded male Athlete of the Month for
September.
Craig believes he was chosen because of his passion for the Cross Country team. “I show a lot of leadership for the team, and always give my teammates individual inspiration to do better. I have a lot of hope for the Cross Country team, and I wish for the best to my teammates and I for the rest of the season.
Craig is currently a Junior who is involved in, Cross Country, Drama Club, and FBLA.
When asked, Cross Country Coach, and teacher Tammy Greenley said, “Craig is an awesome young man and athlete! He has a great attitude both in school and when he is with his teammates on the cross country team. He is always quick to build them up and encourage them! He works hard and has a great work ethic both when he is racing and practicing and with his school work. He has great potential and I look forward to seeing what the season brings for him!”
Congratulations Craig!
September Female Athlete of the Month
Carrie Roe, daughter of Tammie and Kenny Roe has been awarded September female athlete of the month.
Carrie thinks she was chosen because she has been representing Herington High at the Varsity level since Freshman year, and has worked hard in the off season and continually pushing herself and her teammates to play at the best of our abilities.
Carrie is an involved Junior, who is apart of
Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Swim Team, Weights, FBLA, NHS, FFA, Student Council, Drama Club, Band, Scholar’s Bowl, and is the Vice President of her class.
When asked, Coach Beye said, “I think Carrie was chosen because she has worked very hard in the off season to improve her level of play. She has stepped up on her team to become a positive leader. She has realized the importance of positive leadership and what that leadership can do to the culture of a team. So far this season she has led her to team to a 12-4 start.”
Conner LaRosa, son of Eric and Debbie LaRosa
has been awarded Student of the Month for
September.
Conner thinks he was selected because of his work ethic and for being a good role model in the school.
Throughout his high school years, Conner
has participated in football, basketball, track, FBLA, HOSA, and FFA.
When asked, Mrs. Geissert said, “Conner is a conscientious, hard working young man.
He expects the best of himself, so he does whatever it takes to accomplish that. He also has a fun sense of humor, and he treats others with respect.”
Congratulations Conner!
Cheer clinic
